Newly-seated board elects new leadership, announces a new vision for the school district.
For the first time in memory, Democrats will hold the majority of seats on the local board.
The event will include the showing of the documentary "Screenagers" and keynote remarks by the Bucks County D.A.
Jennifer Fritch of New Hope won first place for her story, “Hungry.”
A new board majority is set to take the helm during a reorganization meeting on Dec. 7.
The two-day public show will spotlight arrangements created by the college's floral design and art department students.
Republican Joseph Hidalgo reaffirms his commitment to the "betterment of our schools and the future of every student in Council Rock."
Justin’s selection followed a comprehensive and spirit-led process that began in the spring of 2023.
Dr. Felicia Ganther announced her plans to conclude her presidency at the end of the semester during Thursday's board of trustees meeting.
In a letter to parents and the community, Superintendent Dr. Andrew Sanko said the district is here to offer support and guidance.
Food collection drive will take place at the school on Friday evening and Saturday morning.
Local philanthropists Gene and Marlene Epstein offered a dollar-for-dollar match of up to $10,000 for United Way’s Stuff the Bus drive
Council Rock North hosts marching band competition featuring ten bands from schools throughout the region
11 students from Council Rock North have been named semifinalists in the National Merit Scholarship Program.
"If you are lucky enough to get her as a teacher you hit the jackpot."
The new exploratory release is the result of a collaboration between BCCC and Moss Hill Brewing Company.
The rankings compare schools at the national, state, and local levels on academic performance, graduation rates, and college readiness.
Over the course of his career, Dr. Elliot DeBella dedicated his time to help educate thousands of students in the public school system.
Superintendent briefs the school board on back-to-school preparations throughout the district.
As the largest back-to-school project in the community, Stuff the Bus serves more than 3,000 students in need from every district in Bucks.
Parents in Newtown can mark the first day of school coming later this summer.
In a new series, Patch will be asking our community leaders and neighbors to "Take Five" and answer five questions posed by our staff.
The Gene and Marlene Epstein Humanitarian Fund announced the milestone donation through the Bucks County Community College Foundation.
The district will be giving money back to its senior citizens in 2023-24 who meet certain income eligibility requirements.
With back-to-school a little more than a month away, the district is prepping for the new school year ahead.
The contest is open to Bucks County residents over the age of 18 who have not previously served as poet laureate.
"Evolve" is a site-specific work positioned so that when viewed from a distance or up close, the steel ring shifts its visual volume.
Interested families are invited to explore classrooms, meet school leaders and learn about Chesterbrook Academy’s curriculum
School district schedules two public forums to share the eligibility requirements of the new program.
Students will earn credentials faster in as few as 11 months, leading to a career or accelerating the transfer to a four-year university.
The board voted 7-1 to approve the final spending plan with board member Yota Palli casting the lone vote against the budget.
The scholarships recognize students who best demonstrated a commitment to community service.
In a tradition that began during COVID, members of the Council Rock North senior class rode through town in the lead-up to graduation day.
The days would give the administration the option of using at home asynchronous instruction during weather emergencies.
The church is located at Chancellor Street and Washington Avenue in Newtown Borough.
CR North also achieved greatest percentage increase in students clicking their seatbelts from last fall to this spring.
Sock 'N Buskin Theatre Club brings Broadway caliber show to the stage in Newtown.
After hearing the question asked repeatedly at the polls, board member Mike Thorwart cleared the record on book banning.
Board members differ over tax increase with final vote on spending plan scheduled for June.